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[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Gahh Its Lee:
It should be good for 9 items so if you use just toss a number out so people can know. Glad it worked
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] stevedub:
So ... I pulled a stupid today. I had downloaded a rom for the wrong phone. So then I download the rom for the correct phone. When in recovery I accidently clicked the wrong rom and full blown bricked the crap out of my phone. Phone is completely non responsive do you think Sprint will give me a had time when going to replace it ... can they tell its been flashed if it wont power on?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Speedin07si:
No download mode or recovery?

Sent from Pluto.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ChaseBroyles:
If you can't get into Download or Recovery like the guy above me said go to a Sprint store and play dumb. I've seen a couple of these threads and that's always the solution. I ALMOST flashed a wrong ROM once and I've been scared ever since. I check the file about 10 times before I flash it. Haha. I hope they will replace it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] stevedub:
Honestly should have known better and deleted the file before ever booting into recovery ... nope no download or recovery. Ill be taking it in tomorrow most likely.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] yumszvee:
as long as anyone doesn't play dumb with me ( sprint tech) i dont mind helping one get a replacement regardless the root. just saying..... lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Something similar to me happened on my shift. I played it dumb too and said that I slid out the keyboard and my phone blacked out lol

Worked perfectly and I got a replacement in 2 days :laugh:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] stevedub:
I really do appreciate all the responses XDA has the best users on Android Central all they did is lecture me about throwing around the word bricked. They actually only linked me to another thread about how people shouldn't throw around the word bricked because it gives the rooting community a bad name and makes people concerned about rooting. Unfortunately they weren't aware that I know what I'm talking about and that it's not just soft bricked. Also I've never had to go through anything like this and wasn't sure how Sprint would handle it so I really do appreciate everyone's responses and not just giving me crap.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] oldpreowner:
Be sure and let is know what Sprint is going to do. Thanks and good luck!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] stevedub:
I just took my phone into Sprint ... they are replacing it at no cost. I just told them it would turn on ... they couldnt get the phone to do anything. The tech said he hadn't seen one like this before ... the charge light wouldn't even come on when plugged into the wall ... lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] stevedub:
I figured they would just replace it being that the phone was non responsive so no way to confirm root ... like they would even check.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bluedevils2003:
He says this now , but would be "that guy" and stiff you lol

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy s3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] stevedub:
Always better to play dumb.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lilrepo:
To answer you question, yes but you can try this then pm me if it doesnt work.

1.PULL OUT THE BATTERY.

2. CONNECT USB TO PHONE AND PC

3.PRESS AND HOLD VOL.DOWN AND PWR BUTTON.

it should boot to download mode.

---------- Post added at 02:27 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:21 AM ----------

This also will work with the epic touch 4g and the original epic 4g
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] fishon975:
Yup...I had my phone bricked as soon as I tried to root my phone...I took my phone to sprint and played dumb and told them the phone all of a sudden turned off and wouldn't turn on...the techs didn't know any better and they couldnt prove that i tried to root my phone...

I got a new phone no questions asked...I'm pretty sure they know but can't really say to a customer, "did you try to root your phone?", play dumb again and they can't really say anything I suppose...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lilrepo:
Correct Resolution

I wouldn't go as far to say that, The Policy, the Black and white of it is this. Sprints Technical Support Policy for techs working on Rooted/Altered software devices can still be services and the tech must attempt to resolve issue by re-flashing back to OEM specs with OEM flashing tools installed on the triage laptops that they have. Once it is determine that the device cannot be flashed for what ever the reason may be ( Will not cover water/physical damage) they will and again "will" make the attempt to resolve the issue....Hence even if the resolution is to replace the phone which is called "DHRP".Device Handset Replacement Program. I would be careful not to use these terms with them as it will surely make you look like your doing fraud, if that happens-Cancel your acct, They will flag that acct so fast in red bold notes that no one will help you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] chrishh44:
This didn't work for me...it at least turned the red charging on for awhile. I installed the I9300 ROM on the Sprint version. Still can't get it turned on. Any other ideas?

Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lilrepo:
Did you make sure to keep the battery out while you did this?

Its important to NOT place the battery back into the phone when attempting to go to download mode...

Also install kies as it will install the drivers when you connect it to the pc
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] eyeisdasteve:
This doesn't "look like fraud". It is fraud.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lilrepo:
Not that I care about you personal rants, I am somewhat curious as to how you would think (wrongly) about this infornation being fraud?

For one, it is the policy that they follow for these exact cases.

Two, the person attempted to root their device, if they pay insurance then ther are covered under sprints terms for instore repair.

I would like to also remind you about car insurance, lets say for example that a person was at fault for crashing there own car, filed a claim with full coverage on the vehicle. By your statement, this is fraud?

Its the internet and sometimes you forget this, but what you would jot say to a person to there face dont say it at all. But hey thats your problem and hence why I dont contribute free information. May you find peace within in you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mcluvin1065:
Honestly this has happened to me and if it won't power on they usually don't think twice before replacing it..... But that's here in Florida man...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Nothing will work. The international versions misc partition (i think it is) is in the same location as the boot partition in the Sprint version. I hate putting it bluntly like this, but the only option you have left is to take it in

Sent from my PG06100
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] eyeisdasteve:
Right. Just like car insurance. You would file a claim through ausurion and pay a deductible. You bricking your own phone would be your own fault. Trying to get Sprint to exchange your phone without actually telling them what you did would be fraud. And they will tell you right away that if you tried to flash a modified firmware and hard bricked your device you will have to contact ausurion.

Also I would gladly say that to anyone that came into my store and tried to exchange the phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Guys, lets please not have to get this thread cleaned by a mod.

Sent from my PG06100
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lilrepo:
You have a point, however as I previously stated I am not condoning fraud I simply stated that Sprint will replace the device if they cannot resolve it this is not to say that I am explaining to not tell them that you rooted it....tell them that you did then ask them to show you the printed polivy about how to deal with rooted devices.:D

---------- Post added at 10:41 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:36 AM ----------

If you see this link it's from XDA forum for the Epic 4g Touch it is a conversation between texts that work for Sprint they are discussing the policies in regards to rooted phones I used to work for Sprint as a trainer here in California.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1705102

Bricked your phone?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] FreddyFredFred:
Good luck! I have heard of people having success with this.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Sooppex:
Does OMAP Flash work with our phones or is it specific to the nexus?

That should fix it but its a tricky beast.

Afterthought: Also, if sprint is allowing you to keep the phone. I'd pay to get it fixed then sell it.

Places will unbrick your device. I currently have mine out for repair.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Costas86:
Sprint keeps your phone if you go in for a replacement. The only time you get to keep your phone is if you report it as lost/stolen but then you're stuck with a phone that has a bad ESN. Then again, if it's lost/stolen you shouldn't have that phone on you anymore now should you.. lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] -EViL-KoNCEPTz-:
Well lost phones can be found and stolen phones can be recovered ;)

I like to break stuff! :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DraggyWan:
Always play dumb. It was the first time rooting and flashing anything onto my phone so I didn't know much about anything and thought it was simple. I sadly ended up flashing an international rom onto my sprint gs3 and ended up hard bricking my phone. I was pretty pissed. I went to the nearest Radio Shack and told them it randomly stopped working in the middle of a text. They told me it was still under the warranty I paid for so, I ended up getting a brand new device with no issues whatsoever. Different colour too.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TeckEe:
I'm pretty sure you're getting a replacement without issue, but does anyone know if a usb jig might work in this case?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Nope. The thing is that the misc partition on the international version just happens to line up with the boot partition on the Sprint variant. So unlike some cases, you actually end up with a hard brick.

Sent from my PG06100
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Aersaud:
Not to be a bringer of bad news or anything, but if you take it to a corporate store, and we can't access recovery/download mode we give it back and your in your own.

I've done it a couple times this past month, and I feel bad when I have to basically tell someone your screwed but that's what we are required to do.

On a side note insurance will replace for $150 if its through Ausurion.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jab74101:
Same thing happened to me as long as you have insurance they should. They said the mother board was fried and I got a new one.
[General Questions and Answers] Naforcee:
I just go my hands on a Rikomagic MKIII, and I'm looking to set up some sort of media server on my pc so I can stream all my videos on my tv easily. I've googled and tried a lot of solutions, since they're not in the same LAN the easiest one didn't really work for me (shared folder), so I started with an FTP-server on my PC, connecting to it in ES File Explorer and streaming the videos one by one. It was a working solution, but not really a good one. So I searched some more, found out about XBMC and Serviio. I have XBMC on my PC now, but I can't figure out how to share the files properly, if that's even possible, and the XBMC-app doesn't seem to work so I've put that idea on ice for now. Then I tried Serviio, set everything up, downloaded an app on the Rikomagic and that worked great, for 15 days, after which the server software requires a 25USD purchase.

My question then is, are there any better solutions for my problem? Serviio was the best one I've tried, but I'd prefer a free feature tbh, I'd rather not pay 25USD for a program that doesn't actually support Android, since the player-apps are fan-made.. I'm sure you realize what I'm looking for, just a solution where I can use my PC as a media server and play it on my android with ease. Doesn't have to be pretty, but I'd prefer if I could make a playlist on the android device (couldn't figure that out with the FTP server and MX player).
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nick.knack:
Hey ,

So I was thinking of flashing either Doomkernel or Lupus and I was wondering what are the advantages of flashing a custom rom other than ability to over and under clock ? Also is stock kernel more stable and should i stick to it or go for cutom kernel ? And which one of Lupus or Doomlernel you recommend and which one is better for battery ? Also Is custom kernel worth it If I am not going to over or under clock much ?

Also more importantly can I go back to stock kernel later if i want ?

Thanks
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chery2k:
Use custom kernel and start overclocking. Thats all you need to know.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wedgess:
Yes u can go back to stock kernel by flashing stock.ftf file via flashtool there is a thread in general with all firmwares. Search for "xperia play firmwares". Also my kernel is based on DooMLoRDs but just updated/few more features. Personally I feel theres a difference. Try it out and see if u like it. If you dont just simply flash the STOCK ftf via flashtool and your back to the way it was.

Sent from my GT-I9300 On Official JB
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] souravtarafdar:
If anyone using Note7100 on JellyBam ROM, please guide me how to turn on the " - Mass storage mode -" as displayed in the latest build 4.0.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] anonimowywybryk:
I found the forum mod for the camera:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1950862

after uploading the instructions and reboot the camera app disappeared from the phone. I do not know if I have to write it first releases "Download Cyber​​-shot ™ 4.7.2 For XP / U / Sola" and then "Download Cyber​​-shot ™ 5.1.1 For Xperia 2012" but immediately after installing 5.1.1 do not have one camera applications ... any suggestions?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] jjl0412:
I bought my first tablet - Galaxy Note 10.1, 16g, a week ago. Latest updates to 4.1.2. I have searched the net, watched video's, read till I'm blind, called Samsung(No Help There), and walked away totally frustrated more than once. All the tech stuff about Class #,(4 verses 6 or 10) type, Samsung verses Sandisk, exfat, HC, HCCX, HCl, on & on.. It would all be fine IF there was a general favorite.

I want to buy the best functioning, best peformance micro 32 g sd card for general all around enjoyment the Note will best utilize.

Please, please suggest the best 32g sd card for the Note. Please be specific with brand, class, and type. I have learned so much from you folks. I am glad I found this site for most all my concerns. I will certainly thank you for taking your time to suggest the most appropriate purchase.:fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] saerith:
Well, to keeo it short and sweet. First off, some have gotten it to accept a 64gb card but with a certain formatting and process to go through.

In my experience, I got this 32gb card for 22.00 on sale at a local wholesaler. It was accepted by the n8013 without any difficulty.

Sandisk worked for me.

Deb
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] ExploreMN:
It really doesn't matter as far as class goes and the tab does take up to a 64gb card easy enough. I just bought a SanDisk 64gb Class 10 card off NewEgg for $54.99 on their Shell Shocker deal of the day thing. You just pop the card in, go to settings, storage, scroll down to SD Card and format SD card. Basically it's just a FAT32 format, but whatever...

Anyway, that's it. After that you are all set to use it.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] rtan73:
I also have a SanDisk 64gb Class 10. The class doesn't make a difference, all current cards will perform the same. You won't notice a performance difference on the Note. You just need to format to fat 32, as the other poster suggested. I would also buy from a reputable seller because there are a lot of knock offs with fake labeling on them. I got mine from Best Buy for $56. The 32 gb was around half the price.

A lot of people go with Sandisk because of reliability and price.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] huzi7868:
i have sandisk 64gb class 10 bout it from ebay £42 and converted it to iternal memory thanks to zedomax hack i have 64gb iternal memory :D
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] jjl0412:
Thanks. I just checked New Egg It's not there any more?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] jjl0412:
What type of card? hdxc uhs sdhd?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] rtan73:
Sandisk Utra 64gb micro sdxc class 10. I remember someone posting that it was on sale on Amazon, but it was last week so I don't know if it's still one sale.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] jjl0412:
Ok Folks, I can not thank you enough for your time and advice. But I will anyway, Thank You ALL for responding. :good:

New Egg jumped back up to $80 and Amazon was $65 and then sold out while I was checking a few things..... So I ordered the Sandisk 64g HDXC SDSDQUA-064G-U46A. I just hope it works when I put it in the Note. I may be back for help if it is not as simple as you say. Then if it is, I hope I can intall APPS on it with out restrictions to space and all will be Dandy, right?

After a week of trying to find a case-Moko Slim fit, sd/usb/micro usb adaptor-JUICED Systems GT401-01, screen protector-ClearPleax, and now micro SD card, I am exhausted! Still need one of those mini keyboards, but need to decide if rf or bt is the way to go. Now I just need to learn how to use all the neat stuff on Note...I think I will be ready to use it for work..& fun. :cowboy:Thanks Again.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] aalupatti:
Using 64Gb sandisk class 10 ( black friday around 40usd ) - works fine..
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] ExploreMN:
Hey Jerry,

You only get notified if you subscribe to the thread (in response to your PM). Anyway, as I said, the formatting the Note uses for MicroSD is FAT32. You don't need to turn it off to insert the SD, but when you eject it, you would want to go into setting, storage, and unmount SD card.

You don't need partitions, but because it's FAT32, you are limited to 2GB or smaller files.

Anyway, that should answer the SD questions.

As for the keyboard, I have the Logitech Tablet Keyboard for Android. Works very well, comes with a tablet stand sorta built in the case, and it's full sized, so typing on it rocks. Costs $70-80 though.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] txtmikhail:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36980115&postcount=2
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] iRock48:
From what I understand, you cannot install and run Apps from your SD card... :(
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] jjl0412:
According to another poster here 'From what I understand, you cannot install and run Apps from your SD card...' I know some apps may not be willing to load from an extrernal card for some vendor reason, but that is the exception, is'nt it? For the most part, we can load, install and use apps with the 64gb card we ordered right? I know I have held off loading apps because I want them on the ext sd.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] Shagerty:
I have had the same success with three gt-n8013 notes. Its a complete falsity that the 64gb class 10 san disks need to be formatted to work. Plug and play.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] Shagerty:
Sandisk 32gb Class 10 heres a link http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-micro...&qid=1358903514&sr=8-2&keywords=32gb+micro+sd

Class 10 has faster data transfer speeds way worth the extra $6-8.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] bman55:
had a SanDisk 16GB and it went sour. never bought one tho somehow got them all for free ;)

edit: they did replace it for free also, but I lost all my data on a so called reliable card
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] jjl0412:
In this post, the advice was to simply insert the card and go. I did and it worked. BUT, I want the ability to utilize the card without size or content restrictions. I do understand a basic formatting procedure. The problem is all the controversy over what works and does not, restrictions to what FAT 32 or exFat allows, that and the posts of working in one device but not the Note. How do I know if the card is not already exfat? It is the one recommended for use with Android devices. I just want to be sure I get it right, the first time.

Is formatting in NOTE 10.1 FAT 32?

I am assuming the Note 10.1 will read FAT 32 or exFat correct automatically now?

I have read that I should not use W7 to exFat format, but a formatting program, that will format ‘hidden’ files to run properly. What is the truth? What should I use?

I have read that it must be partitioned both FAT 32 & exFat because of restrictions with each. Is that an issue?

My Note is just over a week old I have the latest updates for JB, 4.1.2. Card is the Sandisk 64g HDXC 10 URS1 from Amazon showing the Android bot on the cover. SDSDQUA-064G-U464

Any help would be appreciated.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] jjl0412:
This is what I bought. I am assuming it is already exFat and being read in my Galaxy Note as exfat. Correct?

SanDisk Ultra 64 GB microSDXC Class 10 UHS-1 Memory Card 30MB/s with Adapter SDSDQUA-064G-U46

Reformat into file system other than exFAT may cause instability

Only compatible with SDXC enabled device in exFAT format per SD Standard

Highest Full HD video recording performance available with class 10 rating

Ideal for Android, other smartphones and tablets

UHS-1 enabled

Faster app performance with transfer speeds up to 30MB/s

Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging

Water-proof, temperature proof, X-ray proof, shock proof

SanDisk Ultra 64 GB microSDXC Class 10 UHS-1 Memory Card 30MB/s with Adapter SDSDQUA-064G-U46
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] jjl0412:
Oh well, best I can find, Note formats FAT32, my card is exFat, based on features listed in advertising, and everthing should work with out exception now (?)

I guess.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] elzeus:
I'm about to get my sandisk 32gb ultra, should I format through the note or exfat through the pc?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] legion1911:
You want to be sure that you have exfat? then format on pc.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] Shagerty:
False

Complete misinformation. There is no such thing as "content restrictions" on any sd card I have EVER used. I just downloaded a 3.3gb file to my 64gb unformatted class 10 san disk last night, in conjunction with a 6gb file. Where are you getting these ideas?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] Red14:
just put it in

Just installed a 64gb samsung micro sd, works right out of the box

this one: MB-MGCGB/EU for 50 bucks.

no format. just put it in.:good:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] cobraboy85:
I have been doing digital photography for about 6 years now.... and tinkering with Android devices for about 4... of all the micro SD cards I have owned the only one that has not taken a dump on me was PNY. I don't buy sandisk anymore or "bargain" cards as I now call most of them.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] Shagerty:
Unnecessary Misinformation
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] m11ggas:
Hello guys i need some advise regarding installing apk files on a sd card.I have a galaxy note 10.1 running jellybean. I bought a sandisk 32GB sd card formated it in the note 10.1 and made an android folder,within the android folder a data folder and also a obb folder. When i load the files in the correct folder and then instal and run the apk file why does the game not work? The tablet is not rooted. I set the tablet to read from the ext sd card but for some reason it wong work. Please help many regards in advance.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] mke1973:
Thank Google. They have modified Android so that you can't move apks to external storage the way you could under Froyo and other older versions. If you root, there is a work around developed by zedomax that basically causes your note to treat your external SD card as internal storage. I'm not sure if there are any glitches under JB 4.1.2, read this thread in it's entirety to see if you think zedomax's solution will work for you. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1857391
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] m11ggas:
Thxs for the reply sir. So basicly i need to root the

10.1 tablet to use ext sd card for games?